Should I put buying properties on the back burner until I find a way to start making more traditional income?

Our best friends were: a mobile and folding butcher top type table for extra space, A really nice convection toaster oven (the breville high end one is great) and a 2 burner induction top like caterers used that ran on 110V.

The burner heats from the bottom where sediment settles.

Seeing the frothy price of slips has me thinking to wait while keeping the idea on the back burner. 

You’d be surprised what you can find if you put a little real life effort in, and you’ll have someone super close to your property that won’t put you on the back burner for another client.

However, earlier this year I started working on my masters and put real estate on the back-burner while I was in school.

I've put my desire to be a real estate investor on the back burner long enough.  

I've found "TLC" (Not fixer uppers, but burner downers) multifamily properties, I don't want to sink a mint into it.

I've been interested in real estate investing for a long time, and have taken the idea off the back burner. 

I do one or two houses at a time with long gaps in between, and as a result my job typically gets back-burnered by contractors who don't see real opportunity for repeat business.